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Walsh tops Hoban; Highland advances
GREATER AKRON — Week two of the high school football playoffs are in the books with only two area teams advancing to semifinal games. The second meeting between Walsh Jesuit and Hoban was a little different compared to the first when Hoban beat Walsh 30-0 during the regular season. Out for revenge, Walsh Jesuit knocked Hoban out of the playoffs for the second year in a row. Walsh’s Kinzy Shea was 8-of-11 passing for 111 yards in the game, and Cam Brunson had five catches for 82 yards. Oliver Nonno also made field goals of 44 and 28 yards. It was Walsh’s defense that capitalized as Nathan Allen, Ben Biel, Xavier Steele and Drew Wollschleger all intercepted passes from Hoban quarterback Major Cribbs, who finished 10-of-26 passing for 130 yards and a touchdown. Hoban finishes the season 4-7, and Walsh Jesuit advances to play Nordonia at home in the Division II Region 5 semifinal game.
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Hudson football vs St. Edward High School. Explorers season comes to end
LAKEWOOD — Hudson knew what it was getting into. St. Edward has a long history winning in the OHSAA high school football playoffs . The Explorers knew they had to play error-free ball to have a chance to upset the Eagles. Instead, St. Edward pounced on almost every mistake Hudson made. Watch Ohio High School Football Live on NFHS Network all year Playing with a short field most of the game, St. Edward scored 24 unanswered points to start the game and beat the Explorers 38-14 on Friday, Nov. 13, at First Federal Lakewood Stadium. St. Edward advanced to the Division I, Region 1 title game Nov. 20 against Mentor, which defeated Canton McKinley 16-13 in the other regional semifinal. Hudson finished the season 9-4. "I thought we fought," Hudson coach Jeff Gough said. "We made a couple mistakes here and there. When you make mistakes, it's tough to succeed against a team and program like this. Hats off to St. Eds, but I love the way our team fought to the end." Many of Hudson's mistakes came on special teams. Misty conditions in Lakewood led to three errant punt snaps, one of which led to a block, and a
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Lewis leads Tulane against Akron after 35-point performance
Tulane Green Wave (2-1) at Akron Zips (2-0) BOTTOM LINE: Tulane visits Akron after Krystian Lewis scored 35 points in Tulane's 77-63 victory over the Nicholls State Colonels. Akron went 15-0 at home a season ago while going 29-6 overall. The Zips averaged 87.9 points per game while allowing opponents to score 74.0 last season.
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Summit County Lands $2 Million Federal Grant to Upgrade 36 Akron-Area Signals
Summit County will upgrade traffic signals at 36 intersections on the corridor between North Revere Road and downtown Akron with a $2 million federal street-safety grant, according to a news release from the office of U.S. Rep. Emilia Sykes that the Akron Beacon Journal reported on Friday. The U.S. Department of Transportation awarded the money […]
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Akron Soaked, Then Snowed in Lake-Effect Blast Before Next Week's Sun
Greater Akron City Hall Plaza — Weather Coverage Landmark View. Akron is starting Thursday under cloudy skies in the mid-40s, but the weather is about to get wetter, windier and noticeably less friendly. Showers are expected through the day, with a high near 49 degrees and north winds that could gust to around 22 mph.
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Akron Schools Spokeswoman Sues District in Federal Court, Alleging Bias
Akron Public Schools’ own spokesperson is suing the district in federal court. Stacey Hodoh, the district’s director of strategic communication, media, community relations and outreach since 2024, filed a lawsuit Nov. 12 in U.S. District Court alleging discrimination and retaliation, and she is also suing Superintendent Mary Outley for retaliation and defamation, according to the […]
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Construction at Dr. Bob’s House highlights Akron’s 12-step legacy
It all began with a meeting in Akron in 1935 between two men struggling with alcoholism. Bill Wilson, a New York businessman, met with Dr. Robert Smith, an Akron surgeon known as Dr. Bob, at 855 Ardmore Ave. in Highland Square. Their conversation helped lay the foundation for Alcoholics Anonymous,...